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Hikers hog the spaceNICOLE MCCAIN

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A joint solution is being sought to pre-vent illegal parking along Signal HillRoad.

This as an influx of hikers during eventsor good weather limits emergency access toLion’s Head, which has become problematicduring full moon hikes.Sanparks spokesperson Merle Collins

says they have received numerous com-plaints about traffic congestion along SignalHill Road on full moon nights, which havebeen reported to the traffic authorities.“It has an obvious negative impact on oth-

er road users, especially emergency vehi-cles. It also impacts on tour bus companiesand the general public as vehicles areunableto pass the area because of double parking,”she explains.Cape Town Community Police Forum

chairperson Nicola Jowell explains thatmore people and cars in any area means thechallenge of policing is also increased.“The increased volume make the area

more attractive to would-be criminals asthere is more opportunities for them. So thecriminal element could increase along withthe number of people who are enjoying avery unique evening on the mountain,” shesays.

“Policing is further complicated in thatthere can regularly be access issues as theroads are congested getting onto and off themountain. Illegal parking makes the flow oftraffic slower. So inmany cases the responseof police vehicles, ambulances, fire engines,etc. can be significantly impacted.”Richard Bosman, City of Cape Town exec-

utive director for safety and security, saysparking along Signal Hill Road has beenknown to be problematic, especially whentheweather is good orwhen there are eventsthat attract people to the area.“Although this is Sanparks land, the

City’s traffic service has responded to com-plaints in the past and also conducts ad hoc

patrols in the area to try and minimise thecongestion and ensure the free flow of traf-fic. Congestion has the potential to not onlyraise tempers and create backlogs, but is al-so potentially dangerous to road users aswell as any emergency services that may berequired to pass through,” he says.Unfortunately, illegal parking and other

traffic violations are commonplace acrossthe city and traffic officers carryout enforce-ment operations in as many areas as possi-ble. However, they are not able to be every-where all of the time, he says.Collins says Sanparks is working with the

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FROM PAGE 1“Additional rangers are deployed in thearea a few days before full moon and afew days after full moon. Table MountainNational Park is also in discussion withthe relevant traffic authorities to comeup with a joint solution to the problem.The road is a public road and the parkhas no jurisdiction over it,” she says.

However, Jowell is urging residents toalso play a part.

“We need to appeal to the public toobey the rules of the road when they areon the mountain and especially at thesepeak times. Please do not park illegally,allow emergency vehicles to access thearea and to make sure that wherever youpark you are not obstructing the road-way so that a large vehicle such as a fireengine would struggle to get through,”she says.

Scenic run helpsfeed a childIn a call for Cape Town to unite against

hunger in schools the Peninsula SchoolFeeding Association (PSFA) has announcedits 47th annual Blisters for Bread charityfamily fun walk.

The fun walk will take place at the GreenPoint Cricket Club on Sunday 23 August.

This event, established in 1968 with themain purpose of raising funds to feed hun-gry schoolchildren, has become one of thehighlights on the Cape Town events calen-dar.

The fun walk route will start at the CapeTown stadium, loop along the Promenadeand end with its usual fun, food and festivi-ties at the Green Point Cricket Club.

The mandate of PSFA’s Blisters for Breadthis year is not only to mobilise people towalk or pledge donations towards feedinghungry schoolchildren, but to also raiseawareness about the benefits of school feed-ing overall.

According to the PSFA, research showsthat by providing much-needed mealsstrain on families to provide additional nu-tritious food is reduced. Eating at school isshown to increase the nutritional status ofyoung children and school feeding helps im-prove school attendance, cognitive abili-ties, concentration and marks. It is shownto decrease drop-out rates.

Studies show in certain cases girls haveto help with household chores and carework. School feeding takes some stress fromthe household and allows them to stay in

school.The report further states that by feeding

children and keeping them in school, it im-proves the chances of them entering the ter-tiary educational system which in turn bol-sters the job market and strengthens oureconomy.

By nurturing children though schoolfeeding, it not only helps to build childrenfrom a physiological point of view, but it al-so helps to build them up in life emotionallyand psychologically.

The entry fee for Blisters for Bread is R50,which will feed 25 hungry schoolchildrenfor an entire day.

Entries are now open and are limited to12 000 walkers.

Enter online or download a copy of the en-try form by visiting www.psfa.org.za.

Entry forms can also be collected anddropped off at the Top Events offices at 7Koeberg Road, Maitland or from the follow-ing Sportsmans Warehouse branches: Ron-debosch, Sea Point, Tyger Valley and CanalWalk.

If you are unable to walk Blisters forBread this year, the PSFA encourages bothCape Town locals and the rest South Afri-ca’s public, and businesses and schools toconsider making a monetary contribution.

All donations will be used solely forschool feeding and are tax-deductible.

For more information visitwww.psfa.org.za or contact Charles Grey on021 447 6020 or [email protected].

Here are some of the people that the Peninsula School Feeding Association will be profilingin this year’s Blisters for Bread fun walk campaign, where the aim is also to raise awarenessabout the overall benefits of school feeding. People came from all of corners of Cape Townto participate in the Association’s recent charity photoshoot, including Top Billing presenterJade Hubner and American jazz singer Titilayo Adedokun.

Thirty-one years ago, a group of friendsnoticed that after fasting during themonth of Ramadaan, their neighbours,whom they saw and spoke to every day,did not have food on the day of Eid al-Fitr.

When they saw this need in the commu-nity, they decided the following year, onthe eve of Eid al-Fitr in 1984, to cook twopots of food for their neighbours.

This grew into the organisation Nakhli-stan, which has become a beacon of hopefor the needy in the Western Cape. Theyouth of the ’80s, who saw their parentsgive to Nakhlistan, are now as adults giv-ing to Nakhlistan too.

“Nakhlistan” is a Persian word thatmeans “an oasis”. Just like an oasis pro-vides sustenance in the desert, the orga-nisation helps the less fortunate throughsoup kitchens, feeding schemes, rama-daan fitrah parcels, Iftaar (breaking of

the fast) to the underprivileged, monthlynecessities distributed to needy familiesand the Eid al-Fitr feeding scheme.

165 potsOn Eid al-Fitr last year over 85 000

cooked meals were given directly to un-derprivileged people. This year, Nakhlis-tan aims to cook 165 pots of akni to feedover 80 000 on the day of Eid al-Fitr, whichthis year, depending on the sighting of themoon, falls on Mandela Day.

This feat requires four tons of meat andtwo tons of potatoes alone. Each pot costsalmost R3000 and will feed more than 350people.

Nakhlistan is not state-funded and issolely dependent on financial supportfrom the community.V For more information visit www.nakhli-stan.org.za or Nakhlistan on Facebook.

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATLANTIC SEABOARD | CITY EDITIONTuesday, 30 June 2015 NEWS 3

Sea Point watchmen honouredNICOLE MCCAIN

@nickymccain

An awards ceremony was heldlast week to honour staff of the

Sea Point City Improvement Dis-trict (CID).Among the staff members who

were recognised for providing ex-ceptional service at the ceremonyat the New Kings Hotel, was Chu-mani Bangani, who was awardedOfficer of the Year, and WandileHlathi, who was awarded runner-up.Ward councillor Jacques Weber

says the awards are a way to hon-our “people who, every day, makethe ward a better place”.“The one key element in keeping

our area safe is every officer whowalks the streets, dressed in blue,”he says.

Certificates of appreciationwerepresented to Hylton McCarthy andHein Lewis who put their lives onthe line daily as law enforcementofficers paid for by the Sea PointCID.Field worker Natalie Coetzee,

who works to improve the lives ofstreetpeople in the area, also re-ceived acknowledgement.

Right: Sea Point CID securitymanager Bernard Joubert, Officer of

the Year runnerup Wandile Hlathi,CID CEO Heather Tager, Officer of

the Year Chumani Bangani and wardcouncillor Jacques Weber.

PHOTOS: NICOLE MCCAIN

Controllers Lungisa Sohngo, Pindile Gxokonyeka, Bonginkosi Bobani andPrivat Ngouloubi with CID CEO Heather Tager.

Left: Sea Point CID security managerBernard Joubert, Securus ProtectionServices regional manager MathewJellen, Ricado Cramford, MbuyiseloMdewuka and ward councillorJacques Weber with (front) HeatherTager and Zukisani Qandashe.

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Rules for burialget ink on paperThe City of Cape Town plans to set down

rules for burial in municipal cemeterieswith specific religious bodies as a way ofregulating the current unofficial practices.In order to formalise the long-standing in-

formal agreements between theMuslim Ju-dicial Council (MJC), the Jewish Cemeter-ies Maintenance Board (CTJCMB) and theUnited Chevra Kadisha (UCK), the City in-tends signing a 20-year legal agreement toensure that the responsibilities of the vari-ous partners are clearly understood.Through these agreements, the City will

formally grant rights to use and managethose sections of the properties which con-tain allocated burial allotments for the dif-ferent communities.The agreements are intended to regular-

ise the activities of the MJC, the CTJCMBand the UCK. These religious groups havea common requirement to bury on the sameday as death, which has resulted in thesecommunities playing a more active role inproviding for services and extended work-ing hours, in addition to that which themu-nicipality is able to offer.

Furthermore, these agreements will alsoenable the City parks department to exer-cise contractual rights and obligations im-posed on these organisations, explains Be-linda Walker, mayoral committee memberfor community services and special pro-jects.“We respect the religious and cultural be-

liefs of our communities and will do every-thing we can, in our capacity, to accommo-date them. In addition, we want to ensurethat their loved ones go to their final restingplace with dignity and respect,” she says.The granting of rights for theMJC relates

to the cemeteries in Atlantis, Delft, Khaye-litsha, Kleinvlei, Klip, Maitland, Modder-dam, Muizenberg, Wallacedene and Wel-moed.The granting of rights for the CTJCMB

and the UCK relates to the Maitland, Muiz-enberg, Pinelands and Strand cemeteries.“The City has taken great strides in mak-

ing more space-efficient burial and inter-ment options available, while upholding re-spect for cultural and religious diversity asa priority,” Walker says.

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In an effort to ward off the cold this winter,motoring enthusiasts in the city and wardcouncillor Suzette Little have teamed up fora blanket run in July.Together with Little, TPDZ Photography

will launch the event on Saturday 25 Julyat Athlone Stadium. Hundreds of cars areexpected to roll through the gateswith blan-ket donations.One of the teammembers, Gustav Serfon-

tein, says the initiative was made possiblebecause theCity “finally acknowledges thatthe motoring fraternity is not only aboutspeed and sound”.“But [we are] also about sharing and car-

ing for the community. This is going to beabig event andwewant it to be as successfulas possible,” Serfontein says.Asked why they agreed to team up with

the City for the blanket run, Serfontein

speaks about the need to keep people warm.“Athlone in itself has many shelters, but

the one thing they lack is the ability to keepall these people warm. Our target is to get500 blanket donations on the day,” he says.He adds he expects to see more than 800

cars rolling through for the event.The drive will take place in convoy style

from Sunrise Beach, Muizenberg to the Sta-dium with traffic officials.Organisations that will benefit from the

eventhavebeen identifiedbyLittle.Ahand-over to these organisations will be done onthe day. “Together with the blanket dona-tionsmade on the day, therewill be an entryfee. This money will be donated to the vari-ous organisations as well,” Serfontein con-firms.Serfontein adds the event will be the first

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Dine with rectorCan universities keep their focus on aca-demic excellence? How should a universitymanage activism, traditions, access andstandards? How does a university equip itsstudents for an uncertain future?The new rector and vice-chancellor of

StellenboschUniversity, ProfWimdeVilli-ers, will share his perspective at a gala din-ner at the Southern Sun Cape Sun Hotel inStrand Street on Wednesday 31 July. Thedinner is in aid of the Bible Society of SA’sliteracy project. The price is R485 per per-son orR4500 for a table of ten. ContactHeilavan Wyk on 082 670 2968 or [email protected].

WIN A TOUR OF THE CITY: The City Sightseeing Red Bus is joining the call by theNelson Mandela Foundation to honour Madiba’s legacy on Mandela Day (Saturday 18 July)by inviting the public to nominate someone they feel deserves a fantastic day out.Sixtyseven “pay it forward” nominations will receive a set of tickets to explore CapeTown on the City Sightseeing bus. Visit https://apps.facebook.com/mycontests/redbusbefore Saturday 18 July at 18:00 for a chance to win. The winning tickets are valid until15 September.

Get the bestpantry hereEvery Saturday, between 09:00 and14:00, visitors to the V&AWaterfrontcan visit the popular OranjezichtCity Farm Market located in theGrangerBay section.Withmore than60 traders bringing their wares tomarket, an abundance of fresh local-ly-grown vegetables, fruit, herbs andother ingredients are available.Stock the pantry with an array ofbread, cheese, nuts, olive oil, spices,yoghurt, honey, ethically sourcedmeats, biltong, fish, and more. Alltastes are catered for including ve-gan, banting, gluten-free, sugar-freeand others.

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Have your say onGreenmarket tradingNICOLE MCCAIN

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The publicmay soon have their say on themanagement of Greenmarket Square

and St George’s Mall.This as a request for the authority to run

a public participation process works itsway through the City council.The request appearedbefore the lastGood

Hope subcouncil meeting, as the City looksto find a partner to manage the populartourist spots.Ward councillor Dave Bryant submitted

amotion in 2013 to request themanagementof the site by a contractor.He says the market, which dates to the

1600s and is the second oldest in Cape Town,was mismanaged under previous adminis-tration, with allegations of corruption.Bryant says the square is falling short of

its full potential. He suggests the City takeon the role of themiddleman toavoid exploi-tation of traders.“The new plan would likely see the con-

tractor being paid directly by the City on alease basis. Many of the difficulties in thepast emanated from issues between traderand contractor regarding payments.”

He adds that traders are not excludedfrom tendering.However, traders expressed mixed feel-

ings over a private contract, saying previ-ous management by a private contractorended in disaster and the entrepreneursprefer the venue to be run by a body com-prised of traders (“Traders’ power strug-gle”, People’s Post, 3 September 2013).Greenmarket Square is worth an estimat-

ed R13m and can handle about 150 stalls,while St George’s is valued at over R18mand can accommodate just under 50 stalls.The report to subcouncil referenced a

Central City Improvement District study in2013 which found that “private sector in-vestment in the inner city has soared overthe past 15 years; yet public space manage-ment has lagged behind”.“Public spaces currently suffer from dis-

joined, not optimally coordinated and frag-mented approaches to management and op-erations,” the report says.Garreth Bloor, mayoral committee mem-

ber for tourism, events and economic devel-opment, says once the recommendation forpublic participation has been approved bythe council, a public participation processwill take place, probably in August.

Locals will get to have their say on a new management plan for Greenmarket Square.PHOTO: NICOLE MCCAIN

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PEOPLE'S POST | ATLANTIC SEABOARD | CITY EDITIONTuesday, 30 June 2015 ENTERTAINMENT 7

HAVE YOUR SAY!TRAFFIC CALMING

POLICY REVIEWThe City of Cape Town is reviewing its traffic calming policy.

In terms of section 17 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000,the public and interested parties or groups are given the opportunity to submit comments,recommendations or input to the municipality from 1 July 2015 to 16 August 2015.

Comments, recommendations or input may be submitted by:

• Fax: 086 202 8203• E-mail: [email protected]• Written submission: Transport for Cape Town, Private Bag X9181, Cape Town 8000 (for the

attention of the Head: Transport Network Development)• Have your say page: www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay• Delivery to subcouncil offices

The City’s Public Participation Unit will assist people who cannot read or write, people livingwith disabilities and people from disadvantaged groups who are unable to submit writtencomments, to have their comments or input recorded and submitted to the City. Contact thefollowing persons:

For general public participation:Ruché Daniels on 021 4001766 or [email protected]

For disadvantaged groups:Anele Viti on 021 400 1652 or [email protected]

The revised draft policy will also be available for viewing at www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay, subcouncil offices and libraries.

Enquiries relating to the traffic calming policy review can be directed to Garth Elliott on021 812 4411 or [email protected].

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The WCG is guided by the principlesof Employment Equity. Disabled candidatesare encouraged to apply and an indicationin this regard would be appreciated.

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6 characters turning40 in 70 minutesLocal actress Anushka Life returns to the

Galloway Theatre this July in the Afri-kaans comedy drama Veertig.The Stellenbosch Universi-

ty Drama graduate was apart-time student at the Wa-terfront Theatre School, thehome of the Galloway Thea-tre, in 2007 and 2008 whereshe won the London TrinityCollege award for drama stu-dent of the year in 2007.When she steps back onto

the Galloway stage this timeround, she’ll be starring as ahost of quirky characters inJacques (J.J.) Brits’s one-hander.“It scared me at first,” An-

ushka says of the piece. Jac-ques had approached her tobe a part of it while the pro-duction was still being writ-ten.“It was a seventy-minute play revolving

around main character Lorette, an ex-tremely fragile womanwhowas to turn for-ty on the day.”Anushka says the script was “something

different” right from the beginning and the

experience of playing six different charac-ters was a first.“I’ve always shared the stage. Suddenly

I’m the only person on it,” shesays. But as she grew familiarwith the plot Anushka sawherself bringing the very dif-ferent personalities to life,seeing a little of herself in allof them.“It’s what he does, Jacques;

he turns fiction into realityand never fails to surprisewith his perfectly timedtwists.”Veertig made its debut in

Melkbos earlier this year andthe team behind it, Anushka,Jacques and Small RoomPro-ductions, hope to tour theshow.When she isn’t playing the

six characters of the show,Anushka is a teacher at Boston PrivateSchool in Bellville. But with a string of act-ing credits behind her name, she isn’t near-ly done with the stage.V Veertig will be staged at the Galloway Theatre fromWednesday to Saturday. Call 082 7728867 or visitwww.waterfronttheatreschool.co.za/booknow.

Anushka Life

It takes two to tango. . . TheVon Memertys do it dancingSouth African theatre royalty Ian and VivvonMemerty will be celebrating their pair-ing, birthdays, anniversaryand life all toge-ther at Theatre on the Bay in their own pro-duction, Fantastic 50.When Ian von Memerty, an “emperor of

musical theatre”, and Vivienne Lawrence,a “queen of dance”, joined hands, the resultwas bound to be a dance of delight and dra-ma.As the couple celebrates turning “fantas-

tic fifty”, they come together on stage forthe first time to share the story of how theyovercame the challenge of two of their chil-dren having fatal genetic illnesses, conque-ring the statistics, celebrating life and con-tinuing to hone their combined skills.By sharing their uplifting story of tri-

umph over tragedy, the couple bring their

25-year partnership to life on stage wherethe “bling” of ballroom meets irreverent“joie de vivre”.Audiences can expect a bit of ballroom,

a lot of Latin, some cha cha and a touch oftangowith awhole lot of music – from Sum-mer time and IpiNtombi to Second timearound and the title song from Ian’s new al-bum, U R fantastic.V Fantastic 50 will be on stage at Theatre on theBay from today to Sunday 12 July. Visit www.theatre-onthebay.co.za or call 021 438 3301 for tickets or moreinformation.

WIN! WIN! WIN!V Five readers can each win double tickets to watchFantastic 50. SMS the word “fantastic” followed byyour name and email address to 45527 before noonon Friday to enter. SMSes cost R1.50.

Ian and Vivvon Memertyare celebrating their25yearpartnershipon stage atTheatre onthe Bay.

MILTON SCORES: MiltonSchorr’s The game: Shannon’s tongue will be onstage at Alexander UpstairsTheatre from Tuesday 7 toSaturday 11 July. Theantitheatre piece followsShannon, who lost histongue in a tragic condensedmilk tin accident. With thehelp of Coach Frik he’slooking forward. Little doeshe know, however, that aforce is brewing, a “mysterykid” that has a bone to pick.Visit shows.alexanderbar.co.za for tickets andmore information.

The Baxter Dance Festival is now callingfor applications for this year’s line-up.Following the success of the 10th anni-

versary of the annual Baxter Dance Festi-val last year, the organisers are now call-ing for entries from dance studios,schools, companies, groups and independ-ent dance makers, as well as proposalsfrom choreographers.The Dance Festival will take place from

8 to 17 October.The main programme will consist of in-

vited and commissioned works, as well aswork by established professional choreog-raphers and companies.The off-main programme on 10 October

will showcase work by up-and-comingchoreographers (including student work)while the fringe programme the next Sat-urday will include work by youth groups,

dance schools, school groups, traditionaldance groups and others.The running time for each dance work

is 10 minutes for the main programme, 5minutes for the off-main programme and3 minutes for the fringe programme – forsolos, duets or trios. The limit for quartetsor bigger ensembles is 20 minutes (main),10 (off-main) and 7 (fringe).The Baxter Theatre Centre will provide

a comprehensive production packagewhich includes lighting, sound, technicalassistance, publicity, box office facilities,printed programmes and pre-show re-hearsal arrangements, making it a hassle-free experience for participating dancegroups and companies.V Visit www.baxter.co.za or www.facebook.com/BaxterTheatre or collect an application form at theBaxter’s reception desk in the main foyer.

Show off your movesat the Baxter Dance Fest

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The Western Cape leg of thisyear’s Spur schools MTBleaguewas off to a thunderous

start with a record number of 530riders participating in the firstrace of the season this past week-end at Meerendal Wine Estate inDurbanville.According to league coordinator

Meurant Botha, of Amarider, thestrong contingent of primaryschool riders was a good indicatorthat mountain bike riding is gain-ing great support as a sport ofchoice.“We are delighted with such a

strong start to the season as ourrecord number of entries last yearwas 470 riders. Judging from thelevel of riding showed by the highschool participants, we’re mostdefinitely in for a very exciting sea-son leading up to the national fi-nals in October,” says Botha.Botha further states that it is es-

pecially good to seemore girls com-peting and that more schools arebeing represented as the SpurschoolsMTB league is particularlyaimed at school teams.The youth women (15-16 years)

category was won by Allison Mor-ton of Westerford High School, fol-lowed by Petra Lategan of Bloem-hof in secondplace andCarlaSteyn

of Parel Vallei in third position.In the junior women category

(17-18 years) it was Mire Herbst ofDurbanville High School who out-rode the field, with CourteneyWebb of Westerford High Schoolsecond and Nophiwe Hala of Kaya-mandi third.A large field of about 100 riders

gathered at the starting line for themain race of the day, the juniormen (17-18 years) category.There was a strong battle

amongst the first three riders.Matthew Lombardi of Paul RoosGymnasium held the upper handto finish first with Andrew Sparksof ReddamHouse second andMatt-hew Keyser of DF Malan third.A natural progression of the de-

velopment of the league has beenthe establishment of SouthAfricanSchools Cycling (SASC), headed byDeon Steyn, as the national gov-erning body of the sport. Apartfrom the furtherdevelopment of re-gional structures, the major drivefor SASC is to lobby with the de-partment of education to accreditmountain biking as an officialschools sport.For more information follow

@SpurMTBleague on Twitter orSpurSchoolsLeague on Facebookor visit www.spurmtbleague.co.za.

Schools series off to a great start

Allison Morton of Westerford High School won the youth women (1516 years) category of the first race of theSpur schools MTB league.

Andrew Sparks of Reddam House came second in the junior men (1718years) category of the first race of the Spur schools MTB league.

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